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everyone. thank you so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. today, iran on its heels and on the run as the supreme leader is taken to the a secure location fearing israel after israel decimates hezbollah, taking out another longtime leader of the terrorist group. as the biden-harris administration fails to respond to iran's act of war, threatening and hacking a former president. coming up, former directer of national intelligence john ratcliffe on israel's pushback of a three-front war as american adversaries continue on the march. plus, my exclusive with president andres duda of poland on russia's assault on ukraine and the world as he urges polish-americans to go out and vote in election 2024. plus, the state of the races with president trump's son and the executive vice president of the trump organization. donald trump jr. is here on the attacks, the world on fire and the polls. plus, bad policy gone deadly.

vice president kamala harris finally goes to the border, and she pretends she's got nothing to do with it after four years of her open border policy has opened the floodgates of illegals into america. >> we're going to have too many people cross this border for the first time ever. you're confident this border's secure? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation including ours and our administration. but there are still a lot of problems that we are trying to fix given the deterioration that happened over the last four years. maria: coming up, arizona nat candidate kari lake and national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. plus, higher tax and a promise to get corporate america, chairman jason smith if drilling down on kamala harris' economic proposals. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪

♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with escalation in the war on israel with israel's biggest hit yet on hezbollah terrorists and the killing of longtime hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah in an israeli bombing of the militia's underground headquarters friday after two weeks of strategic intelligence operations against iran-backed hezbollah in lebanon. israelly prime minister benjamin netanyahu on friday. >> i have a message for the tyrants of tehran. if you strike us, we will strike you. there is no place in iran that the long arm of israel cannot reach. and if that's true -- and that's true of the entire middle east. maria: now just one week away from the one-year mark since the deadly terrorist attacks on israel began last october 7th when hamas invaded southern

israel from the gaza strip. joining me now is the former u.s. director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. director, great to see you this morning. thanks very much for being here. >> you bet, maria with. maria: what is the cig enough januaries of israel's -- significance of israel's success in these last two weeks of taking down this leader, longtime leader of hezbollah? >> yeah, in taking down hassan nasrallah, israel has effectively not just degraded hezbollah's operational capabilities, but really decimated it. by taking out the entire hezbollah leadership, literally the top dozen or so hezbollah commanders, when you add to that, maria, what israel has been successful in doing in taking out the hamas leadership, taking out hania in iran a few weeks ago, it's a blow not only to those organizations, those terror organizations like hezbollah and hamas, but a blow to their puppetmaster, iran.

what iran is trying to do build a ring of terror, ring of fire around israel, and in just the last six weeks through these incredible intelligence and military successes, israel has effectively blown that ring of fire apart. and, you know, in doing so, maria, israel hasn't just helped etc. own national security posture -- its own national security posture, it's helped the u.s. which begs the question, why is the u.s. not doing more? maria: it's a good question because when you look at what the other terrorists have done, the houthis attacking our warships, two dozen ballistic missiles, i mean, what should be the response from the united states? and i also throw in this question, the effectiveness of the fact that israel has not even shared some of this information with the u.s. like the, you know, the explosion of the pagers and the devices. >> well, you know, unfortunately the biden-harris administration

is taking the same foreign policy strategic approach that they have so often which is to do the exact wrong thing at the exact wrong time. so at this moment, their calling for a ceasefire -- they're calling for a ceasefire, for a diplomat if diplomatic solution which would allow hamas and hezbollah and iran to rebuild and rearm. and it has been a failed strategy. but in this case, maria, i don't think this is just incompetence, i think this is all about political experiod if yen city. -- expediency. it's no secret that the democrats want to obtain a ceasefire in advance of the presidential election coming up to help kamala harris, and in so doing they're really willing to put, you know, politics above our national security. and it is troubling, maria, because how far are they willing to go? as you point out, they're willing to ignore acts of war. i mean, when our own

intelligence community tells us that they're hacking into the trump campaign to help kamala harris win the election, when they engage in an act of war trying to assassination -- assassinate president trump and, perhaps most importantly, when they engage in the act of war of firing through its houthi-controlled rebels ballistic missiles at three u.s. warships and there have been no actions and no consequences to those acts of war by iran, it unfortunately tells you how far the democrats willing to go to stop donald trump. and, you know, i think larger at play here, maria, the is not just the short-term election, but it really reveals the failed strategy of the democrats over the last ten years in dealing with iran. you know, the famous obama doctrine which was that, look, we can deter iran diplomatically and it won't come at the expense of israel. well, barack obama was wrong. he misunderstood the lethality

and the evil nature of the iranian regime. and what israel has done is essentially employ the trump doctrine, a pressure, maximum pressure campaign understanding that the only way to deter terrorists like iran and their proxies is to put your foot on their throat. and and israel has done that. we should be ea cysting israel in -- assisting israel in doing so. but, again, political expediency and the quest for power by kamala harris and the democrats is resulting in american national security taking a backseat, unfortunately. maria: that's quite december tush thing. you also had -- disturbing. you had the attorney general come out this week and give a speech talking about special counsel who he appointed as well as talking about the attacks on the trump campaign but not mentioning trump's name and not really saying that they're doing anything about the iranian attacks. >> yeah. well, unfortunately, you know, iran shares a common goal with

the democrats which is let's stop donald trump at all a costs. and so we talk about iranian election interphone, but the biden-harris -- interference, but the biden-harris administration is doing the same thing. the attorney general, an unsolicited speech weeks before a presidential election all while his special counsel is violating the federal principles of prosecution in taking political actions who literally wants to selectively cherry pick and release grand jury testimony weeks if not days before the election. you know, you layer on top of that a federal, a chairman of the federal reserve cutting interest rates by half a point. you know, all of these things are actions that are clearly intended to help kamala harris and to influence the outcome of the election. it's election interference. maria: real quick before you go, you are from texas and you seen this border -- you've seen this border explosion before, you know, most in terms of 10

million illegals crossing into,, the southern border, and kamala harris went to the arizona border on friday. but we have this new information that there are tens of thousands of people roaming the streets in america that are either murderers or rapists. >> well, look, let's tart with this: the primary role of the federal government so to provide for the common defense which includes securing the sovereignty and integrity of our territorial borders. the person in charge for the last three and a half years was the vice president and border czar kamala harris. and she might try and wish it away, but she has let 9 or 10 million people commit the crime of entering this country illegally.e's responsible for te largest crime wave in u.s. history, and now the government's ownthat that includes thousands and thousands of the very worst, of murderers, rapists and terrorists. and kamala harris owns that.

it's hard to calculate how many american lives have been taken, how much tragedy the has been inflicted on the american people. but kamala harris is responsible for that. she owns that. and for her to pretend now that she cares about the border reflects that she's an absolute and total fraud. she's been an open borders advocate her entire life, and americans are less safe because of it. maria: john, it's good to see you this morning. we so appreciate your time. former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. >> you bet. maria: thank you. and now this. the impact on the upcoming presidential race with 37 days until election day on november 5th. ahead of this week's rp if debate as -- vp debate as j.d. vance and tim walz prepare to meet in new york city for the first and only vice presidential debate hosted by cbs news this tuesday night. the justice department announced on friday three iranian men have been charged with hacking the trump campaign in order to influence the election.

the three men allegedly employed by iran's revolutionary if guard after the arrest of a pakistani man over the summer with alleged ties to iran for hatching a plot to kill a government official or service member with former president trump among the targets. joining me now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is trump organization extissue the vice president and the son of the 45th president, donald trump jr. don, good to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. i'd like to start there, because you've gotten information from the fbi that iran not just wants to take down president trump, but his family as well. there is a direct threat on you and your brother. is this correct? >> that is correct. i guess the logic being if they inflict the kind of damage to someone's family, they get the effective, you know, disturbance to the campaign, to my father, to that mentality without perhaps eliciting the response from the u.s. government. i've been told that not only by

the fbi, but also by members of congress who are read into these kinds of things. they can't, obviously, give me certain details, but they're, like, you guys better take it really seriously. this is kind of getting old. i'veed had a lot of time in the last few months where i've had to explain to my if young children why radicalized democrats are trying to kill their grandfather. then you have this and you have the hacking where iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terror, is literally colluding -- [laughter] with the biden-harris administration if to try to give them information against their political enemies. think about that. i mean, i can't tell if it's terrible or if it's perhaps the greatest endorsement of my father's campaign. iran does not want him to be president. russia does not want him to be president. our enemies do not want my father to be president because they understand that bringing back strength and resolve to america is really badr for their global ambitions -- bad for their global ambitions. i can't think of a better endorse. , maria. maria: let me switch gears to

the upcoming vice presidential debate this tuesday night. it has been said you were among those encouraging your father to choose j.d. vance as his running mate. he did, now he goes head to head against tim walz on tuesday night. what are you expecting? >> j.d. has been incredible. every time i watch him whether it's the sunday morning shows, you know, just dismantling the left on their home turf, i just feel totally vindicated in that decision. he's been absolutely outstanding. j. j.d. is a guy of substance, he's a guy who lived that american dream coming out of appalachia to become now the vice presidential candidate for the republican party in the united states. but beyond that, building businesses and everything along the way. i think he's been incredible. tim walz the exact opposite of that. he's someone that lied about his military career, he lices about each and every thing. he makes every mistake in the group. he's the guy that was able to put tampons in boys' bathrooms in schools and the guy that

leapt the main city of the state he's supposedly the governor of burn to the ground without any confidence. i mean, you couldn't really pick a more, you know, a greater dichotomy of individual, and i think it's going to be a lot of fun to watch. maria: well, i mean, what do you think comes out of this? president trump is leading on all the important issues like the economy, like immigration although these polls are very tight. are you surprised by how tight these polls are in. >> i'm not surprised because i'm used to seeing this, whether it's the games in the polls -- i don't look at polls, maria. half of them are designed to artificially boost someone's ego, the other half to designed to demoralize you. the only poll that matters is on november 5th. i'd encourage everyone to start voting early. we also have to understand we're not in a fair fight. we see the entire weight and force of the mainstream media against us. you don't see the mainstream media complaining about kamala

harris letting in 16,000 rapists, 13,000 murderers as part of the millions of people they've let into this country unchecked. they know that. they understand -- they put out these statistics. 600,000 criminals. sure, come in, it doesn't matter. they're able to print those statistics which means they knew, and they allowed them in anyway. if you have a media that refuses to call that out, if you have a trillion dollar big tech apparatus that continues to function as the marketing department for the other side, you know, it doesn't surprise me that it's close. i think the american people get it. i think they understand. they go to the grows ifly stores and they feel that -- grocery stores and they feel that pain. kamala harris caused that. she's not the agent of change that the media's telling us. she's changed everything for the worse. she's been in charge for three and a half years. he copied the joe biden-kamala harris failed policies and put them on her web site. they didn't even delete the source code.

nothing is going to change. these fails policies of american weakness, america last are going to the continue, and i think the american people will finally understand that if they start paying attention and don't believe what they're being force fed through the media. n more and yet you've got -- maria: and yet you've got social media doing its best to change the narrative. president trump has vowed to prosecute google, for example, at maximum levels for election interference. give us your sense of whether or not we've seen a change in the unfairness on social media against president trump. >> well, i think you've seen is it, obviously, you have truth social now, you have, you know, what's going on at exert or, you know,. that's become a little bit more of a fair playing field, but most of the platforms are still a total disaster. google just manipulating the data, if you do a search on anything trump, it's all negative. sort of like the statistics you saw from ark bc news where 100% of the kamala harris coverage in the last three months has been

favorable, and everything on trump was 93% negative. people go online, they're looking for the story, and the first 40 articles they see is the cnn version of the truth. not what actually happens, but through their lens. you can find the truth if you have the time to scroll to page 8,376. most people don't. what's going on in big tech, in search engine space, with google the way they're manipulating what people are see, the information they're able to garner, the truth is out there somewhere on the internet, you'll just likely never find it if you don't have infinite if amount of time. maria: well, look, don, at the end of the day people just want a fair election in no. i want to get your inside perspective. do you believe that the gop expect if rnc has done enough -- and the rnc has done enough to protect fair elections coming up now five week away? i'm talking about the swing states of nevada, pennsylvania and the enhanced election integrity moves we've seen. are you comfortable with this? the do you feel that enough has

been done? >> listen, i think they're doing everything they can. the problem is, you know, these things are all left with the states. if you have a leftist/democrat state legislature, this is only so many things you're going to do. even in alabama this week i guess the doj is suing because they don't want to remove 4,000 people that they know are actually noncitizens that are on the voter rolls. i mean, that's the democrat party doing this. they don't want to take people who are known noncitizens, people who are legally not allowed to vote, they want to make sure we can't take them off the roster. that kind of stuff happens every day9. that's happening everywhere. the amount of lawfare that they're able to put into this, the millions and millions that are funded to it, i mean, you know, it's not just fund raising in campaigns where they can dwarf us because of soros or whoever it may be. i think we've done an incredible job doing what we can, but we're up against a lot of forces that are not looking to do the right thing, they're looking to try to literally give illegal aliens,

you know, a right to vote. they're looking to let them get away with it. it's not really a crime, you know, if you didn't know, so wink, wink, wink, show up and vote. maria: wow. >> they're doing this across the board. the amount of calls i've had from people -- ken paxton in texas, hey, they're giving them id cards, and they're registering them to vote and just hoping that no one has the time to catch it all. maria: right. >> they're playing whatever games they can imagine. they're flaunting it before the american people. it's absolutely disgusting, but we should be accustomed to that thousand from the democrat party because they are not the party of putting americans first. they've ostracized so many of their normal demographics that would have been reliable democrat voters. is rather than actually do what's good for those people and the rest of the american people, they have said, you know what? we're just going to replace you by bringing in 20 million if unknown, unvetted, some of whom who are murderers and rapists, and that's how they're going to handle the situation. maria: wow. >> honestly, it's laughable if it wasn't happening in america

right now. it's truly disgusting. maria: don, thank you very much, good to see you. trump organization executive vice president, donald trump. >> reporter: quick break, and then kamala harris finally goes to the border a month before election day and stays for 2020 the minutes as i.c.e. reveals more than is 13,000 convicted illegal immigrants are roaming around the united states. kari lake is here along the national border patrol council vice president art del cueto with the facts from the ground. but first, chairman jason smith on kamala harris' tax and spend plans and how much it'll cost you if she win in november. and please join me next week with my exclusive with former first lady melania trump next sunday, right here. stay with us when it comes to amgen's life-changing medical breakthroughs, every second counts. but without investment, those breakthroughs are often paused. citi's seamlessly connected banking, markets and services businesses, deliver global financial solutions.

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>> 25% unrealized capital gain. you literally kill the innovation business in america. no venture capital, no amazon, no google, no microsoft, no millions of employees gone. why? because all they do is stare at elon musk's money, right? and want to seize it. maria: and that was the chairman and ceo of cantor fitzgerald, howard lutnick, with me on fox business' "mornings with maria" last week on the impact of vice president kamala harris' proposed 25% tax on unrealized

gains and the impact it will have on the economy and on family-owned businesses. harris is also seeking to increase the corporate tax rate to 28% and the capital gains tax from 202% to the 28% also while allowing the trump tax cuts to expire after 202025. joining me with more on on the potential fallout is the chairman of the hows ways and means committee, congressman jason smith. mr. chairman, thank you so much for being here. i want to get your take on trump's economic policies versus kamala harris' economic policies, specifically regarding taxes. how do you think the impact plays out? from. >> well, just look at trump's economic policies. we passed the largest tax cut in history in 2017 with trump's tax cuts which led to the best economy in my lifetime. it had real wages increase of $5,000 which was more than the eight years combined of the obama administration. we saw record lows of poverty,

record unemployment for blacks and hispanics. it was a great economy. however, in vice president harris' 1300 days in her administration with where we've seen an inflation tax on all americans, increased by 20.3% since she took the oath of office. that means every viewer is paying more to just put food on their table, clothes on their backs and gasoline in their cars. those are the economic policies that a hearst administration's going to implement -- a harris administration's going to implement that led to the highest interest rates in more than two decades. individuals' credit card department is being maxed out. it's atrocious, maria. maria: well, i want to zero in on some of these items in her playbook, and that is this 25% tax on unrealized gains. people need to understand that this is not just for the rich. if you own a home and the value of your home goes up in any particular year, that's, quote-unquote, unrealized gains.

you're going to pay 25% tax on that. same with your 401(k). i mean, does she not understand the the broad impact that that could have? it's not just about rich people. >> cleary, she doesn't -- clearly, she doesn't understand the economic impact which would have on everyday working families. it is not just rich people that would be affected by these policies. that is what's so disturbing, so alarming. you talk about affecting economic growth in our nation. it's trying to put forward an unrealized tax on capital gains. this is atrocious and, unfortunately, the biden-harris administration has proposed it every year for the last four years in their budget. they are asking for the largest tax increase in the history of the nation. but what's even worse, maria, is they're wanting the individual rate on small businesses to be at 44%. that's almost 20 points higher than that of businesses in communist china. that's unacceptable. maria: well, the other thing is

core inflation remains pretty significant and up there. i mean, core inflation if has tick thed up to 2.7% -- tick thed up. that's stuck at the highest levels since may. if we get this dock workers strike next week, doesn't that spike if inflation further? >> let me tell you, the biden-hearst administration knows how to -- biden-harris administration knows how to increase inflation. when they took over from president trump, inflation was 1.4%. we've seen it rise 20. 3% since they took the oath of office. and why has it happened, maria? it's because vice president harris was the tie-breaking vote on the big economic policies like the american rescue plan, the inflation reduction act that led to the more than $10 trillion of new spending. that is why every american's paying more the put food on their table, clothes on their backs and gasoline in their cars. maria: and yet she blames corporations for price gouging. we'll keep watching that, for sure. congressman, good to see you. thank you, sir.

>> always good to see you, maria. maria: house ways and means committee chairman congressman jason myth. up next, my exclusive with the president of poland on his visit to the battleground state of pennsylvania and his message to the 800,000 polish-americans living in the keystone state. stay with us. ♪ when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot.

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with me last weekend on the flow illegal migrants throughout europe as thousands of migrants and refugees are also crossing into poland mainly from the middle east attempting to cross the border between belarus, an ally of russia, and poland, a nato and e. u. member since 20221. it's rattling the hundreds of thousands of polish people in america including in the swing state of pennsylvania. i asked the president of poland, andrzej duda, about this while he was in new york for the u.n. general assembly. >> >> translator: in the summer of 202 2 211, the hybrid attack on our border started. 2021. so the belarusian regime which was not acknowledged by us, as a matter of fact, after the elections that was rigged, presidential elections and voters, so after that he started pushing migrants on the polish border. first of all, they were invited

by themselves. they organized for the migrants. just imagine in the majority of those, people are coming to belarus by planes. to a certain extent, those people were staying in russia, and many of them were able to see that during our procedures, many of them had in their passports and their smartphones some photos from their stay in moscow. they had russian stamps from the border checks. they had -- which they took if moscow first of all. so they were coming to belarus, and then belarusian authorities were literally pushing them in an illegal way to the border with poland. so that they would be pushed into the european if union to destabilize the situation. maria: i look across europe, you know, and i see germany tightening controls at all borders in immigration crackdowns. swede. wants to pay immigrants $34,000 to voluntarily leave.

dutch government announces strictest asylum policy ever. in poland it's a different story because it's not just migrants that everyone else is dealing with, but you also having an issue because russia is weaponizing that border. is that what i'm hearing? >> translator: yes, of course. we are fully aware of the fact that we generally have to strengthen our border due to the russian aggression against ukraine and due to the russian imperialism. when we took a look at the situation in sweden, for instance, or germany or other countries in wen europe, then, in fact -- western europe, there is no doubt whatsoever. >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: a very clear example if seems to be increased migration, there has also been a sharp increase in criminality. simply, the situation has become dangerous, and this is visible. and, indeed, this has provoked a

very difficult situation, even more so that many of those migrants have come simply want to use welfare practice which are there in those countries rather than doing hard work in order to earn their living and to make ends meet. if we in poland are welcoming migrants, but we are -- people who want to come to us, those who want to live together with us, who want the work along with us, and liberty people are very much -- polish, people are very much open to that. however, there is no consent to admit illegal migrants and maintain them at the cost of our taxpayers. maria: if you were in bucks county, pennsylvania, the other day, and i know that you were celebrating those people who denounced communism. and at that time, you were encouraging people in america, polish people in america, to vote in this u.s. election.

tell us why. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: well, it is the obvious now to poland as an ally of the united states our distress, our reliable ally of the united states because our soldiers were fighting together with u.s. soldiers in iraq, we stood at americans' side right away after the terrorist attack on america from september 11th, and we worked together inning afghanistan. -- in afghanistan. polish soldiers died there fighting arm in arm with american soldier, and there are a lot of extremely moving stories. also when american soldiers saved the life of a polish soldier and he died himself, he sheltered him from bullets, we have got those common if, very moving, very important elements of wonderful brotherhood in arms. and if because of that, i would like poland as the credible and good ally of the united states to also have in the united

states its support. i'm a politician and i know that politics is pragmatic. we have got about 10 million poles living in the united states, so actually this is an electoral value, so to speak. so i'm convincing them. i'm telling them, listen, every one of you who can vote in the united states who has got the right to vote, i urge you to go to the elections. maria: thank you for that that. president trump was supposed to be with you on that visit, but it was canceled. can you tell us why? [speaking in native tongue] >> >> translator: there was a discussion, i north korea going on about the prisons -- i know, going on about the prisons here on the ground. but i also know due to the situation of security after the attempts -- maria: yes. >> translator: -- the on president donald trump in recent time, credit service -- secret service due to security reasons did not recommend to participate in that event. maria: president trump tweeted about it and said that you were a great friend, and he had are high praise for you. are you endorsing president trump?

if. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: first of all, i'm the president of poland. i'm looking at president donald trump as the former president of the united states. president donald trump understands the strategic importance of our country in europe. he understands the situation of central european if countries, of eastern european countries, and and i discussed with mr. president trump on many occasions, we understand each other perfectly on this one. and then poland received the agreement of the american authorities to purchase f-35 jet es. our pilots are now getting those planes from the united states so they can be used to protect poland. that is of fundamental importance to us today. so looking from this perspective, i can say that was a very good period for poland, the presidency of donald trump. we agreed on many things. we had a perfect cooperation with mr. president, and i can say, yes, president donald trump although he is the age of my

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enforcement revealing this week to texas congressman tony gonzalez that more than 13,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder are currently free in the united states and on i.c.e.'s non-detained docket. in a statement to fox news, homeland security says this: the data this in this letter is being misinterpreted. the data goes back decades. it includes individuals who have entered the country over the past 40 years or more. the vast majority of whose custody determination was made long before this administration, it also includes many who are under the jurisdiction or currently incarcerated by federal, state and local law enforcement partners. joining me now with more on the biden-harris border crisis is arizona senate candidate kari lake and art del cueto, vice president of the national border patrol council. thanks very much for being here. i want to get the facts on the ground. first off, art, take this on. the dhs is saying, no, no, no, the 13,000 people in this country who are murderers already, that's being misinterpreted. >> well, i mean, i think it's

just sweeping under the rug because the story came out, and you've got to ask these individuals, where are -- where's anyone that you've allowed in the country? that's what you've got to ask, where are all the people that have come in purposed this administration? with where are they, have you keep track of them? and if they're going to the say, oh, no, this is decades, then, you know what? they haven't been doing their job for decades because where are all these individuals that they've allowed in the country? again, they're just trying to, you know, change the focus on it and making you look at something else. but the issue is clear, and i think the american public understands that. and we just cannot afford four more years of this. maria: yeah, i have the letter to tony gonzalez here, kari lake. and, basically, they're saying that it's and ,000 -- 13,000 people that have committed murder that are running free or, 15,000 others who have committed rape. your reaction to kamala harris' border visit in arizona on friday. >> i find it despicable. she spent 20 minutes on the border. she's been the border czar,

maria, for almost four years now, and she came down i think to make her friends in the mainstream media happy so they could finally say she visited the border, spent 20 the minutes staring down at her feet standing next to the wall. i was surprised she didn't call joe biden and say, we did it, joe, we destroyed america. that's exactly what they're attempting to do. art just mentioned, 30,000 convicted rapists if and murderers are roaming around in our country. what they didn't mention in that list was the number of terrorists that are in our country right now. if we're living in dangerous times. they just discovered ieds and other weapons right on the other side of the border in arizona, and, you know, you have to wonder are those meant for some of the terrorists that are now roaming around? and what about the 3 25,000 children who have been trafficked over our border who kamala harris and my opponent, reuben gallego, who's in lockstep with her, are lost track of.

he's open borders, he calls the border wall dumb and stupid is, and he said he would never, ever put a penny into building i. he's for these sapping cure way -- sanctuary cities. i was recently in new york. that city is a reck right -- wreck right now, and you can blame it on illegal immigration. they're feeling the effects of it. maria: art, what about that? the the children who have been missing and trafficked, what can you tell us about life on the ground there in texas with this open border? what has been the impact? >> well, i think the impact has been felt across every single state and not just on the border states. people -- this is the problem. they haven't kept track of anyone coming through the border, and new we're seeing it out in california, a lot of these people being trafficked are coming across, and we're getting reports that they're coming with melatonin. so the traffickers are giving these children melatonin, putting them to asleep. that way they don't make noise as they're coming into the united states. it just makes it even worse.

look, kari lake and myself have been accused of spreading fear for no reason. you've heard it said, every state's a border state. kari and myself, we live in an actual border state. tucson sector is at the very top of the list when it comes to encounters, and i can tell you right now if this administration is given four more years after the chaos that they've created in the time they've already been here, they're going to feel empowered and realize, hey, we don't need to do anything, just continue what we're doing, because people don't care. the american public has to care, they have to show it come election time because if we have four more years of this, i do not believe we'll ever recuperate. it's going to be devastating, and we will not recuperate for many, many decades to come, and certainly within our own lifetime. maria: i want to hit on that when we come back. i want to look at the future. we're talking with arizona senate candidate kari lake and national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. we'll be back ma

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maria: welcome back. i'm back with arizona senate candidate kari lake and national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. art, what about this tren de aragua gang finally seeing some arrests, but they are raging across colorado, new york, texas?

how significant is this gang, what are they doing? >> well, so, look, you've only seen what they've allowed you to see. that's what the problem is. under the administration, you know, they've been able to import so many criminals in so many different entities, but tren de aragua, it's kind of like -- [speaking spanish] on steroids. these people, they don't care, and the reason you continue to see, you know, the devastation is because there's no consequences. maria: yeah. >> there hasn't been any consequences for any of these criminals the entire time this administration has been in power, and you're going to continue to see them come across because no one's stopping them. all they have to do come across, ask for asylum, and they get released, and they all know that. and is they're going to continue to come this in. you mentioned the big cities but, you know what? they're in a lot of other cities as well, we just haven't seen the impact to the effect that we've seen in areas like colorado, chicago and and new york, but they're all over the u.s -- maria: this is why immigration is the number one issue for voters. how confident are you, kari

lake, of a free and fair election, transparent and fair election in november real quick? >> i hope we have one. if we could just have a little more fair, i think we could win because the people have had it up to here with this nonsense. i'm running against a guy who's not going to confront the cartels. maria: okay. thanks very much, carly lake and (♪) your yard is your sanctuary. where you should feel free. i know... i was talking about the dogs. [barking] they need their lawn back fast, and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass.

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